Carrying Bag for Medicine Coolers

Of course! We even designed them with insulin in mind at first. All our portable coolers are perfectly suitable for insulin. Depending on the model you’re choosing, you can fit up to 15 insulin pens and many insulin vials. 

Your in-use open insulin pens and vials must be protected from the heat at all times and kept at room temperature under 80°F / 26°C.  

Your stocks of unopened insulin must be kept at fridge temperature 35-46°F / 2-8°C. All our insulin coolers perform both fridge temperature and room temperature. Please, check detailed cooling performances for each cooler on the product pages.  

Our coolers fit any insulin pens and vials: Admelog, Afreeza, Apidra, Basaglar, Fiasp, Humalog, Humulin, Lantus, Levimir, Lyumjev, Novolin, Novolog, Novorapid, Ryzodeg, Toujeo, Tresiba, Velosulin, Xultopy…

Yes!ﾠOur coolers are perfectly suitable for any diabetes injectable medications that need to be kept cool:ﾠﾠ

Byettaﾠmust be kept at fridge temperature when unopened and protected fromﾠtheﾠheat underﾠ77ﾰF / 25ﾰC once opened.ﾠﾠ

Trulicityﾠmust be kept at fridge temperature when unopened and protected fromﾠtheﾠheat underﾠ86ﾰF / 30ﾰC for up to 14 days.ﾠﾠ

Ozempicﾠmust be kept at fridge temperature when unopened and protected fromﾠtheﾠheat underﾠ86ﾰF / 30ﾰC for up to 56 days.ﾠﾠ

Victozaﾠmust be kept at fridge temperature when unopened and protected fromﾠtheﾠheat underﾠ86ﾰF / 30ﾰC for up to 4 weeks after opening.

Absolutely. Most growth hormones are highly sensitive to temperature changes and must be kept either at fridge temperature or at least protected from heat. If you’re travelling with growth hormones, you need a medical-grade cooler to ensure your medication is safe. Our coolers have been thought with growth hormones injection devices in mind and would be totally suitable to carry around:  

Norditropin: must be refrigerated prior to first use. After first injection, Norditropin pens should be kept below 77°F / 25°C for use within 3 weeks or at fridge temperature 35-46°F / 2-8°C for use within 4 weeks. 

Genotropin: must be refrigerated prior to first use. After first injection, Genotropin should be kept below 77°F / 25°C and protected from light.  

Humatrope: must be refrigerated before and after first use. After first use, Humatrope cartridges must be stored at fridge temperature 35-46°F / 2-8°C for up to 28 days (14 days for Humatrope vials) 

Nutropin must be stored at fridge temperature at all times and must be used within 28 days after first use.  

Saizen must be refrigerated and is stable for 28 days after first use if placed in refrigerator (of which 7 days can be outside of the fridge below 77°F / 25°C. 

Serostim vials can be stored at room temperature before reconstitution. Once reconstituted, the solution must be refrigerated.

Absolutely. Most injectable medicines used to treat Rheumatoid Arthritis and Crohn’s disease are temperature-sensitive and must be kept cool. Our coolers are perfect for protecting them and would fit many of your injectables such as:  

Humira (adalimumab) must be stored at fridge temperature when unopened and under 77°F / 25°C for up to 14 days once open. 

Enbrel (etanercept) must be stored at fridge temperature when unopened and under 77°F / 25°C for up to 14 days once open.  

Actemra (tocilizumab) must be stored at fridge temperature when unopened and under 86°F / 30°C for up to 8 hours once open. 

Orencia (abatacept) must be stored at fridge temperature when unopened and under 77°F / 25°C for up to 8 hours once open. 

Cimzia (certolizumab pegol) must be stored at fridge temperature when unopened and under 77°F / 25°C for up to 7 days once open. 

Also suitable for Kevzara, Kineret, Simponi, and any other medicines RA and CD’s medicines that need to be kept either at fridge temperature or room temperature.

4AllFamily’s medicine travel coolers can be used for any medications that need to be kept either at fridge temperature or room temperature:  

• Allergies (Epipen) 
• Migraines (Aimovig, Egmalty) 
• Glaucoma eyes drops 
• Multi Sclerosis injections 
• Testosterone Replacement Therapy  
• Erectil Dysfunction (Caverject) 
• Osteoroporosis (Prolia, Xgeva, Forteo) 
• Cholesterol (Repatha) 
• Weight Loss (Saxenda) 
• Vaccines 
• Botox 
• Excema (Dupixent) 

If your medicine is not on this list, do not hesitate to contact us and ask! In any case, always ask for your doctor’s advice.